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The soap has been forced to "go back to brass tacks" to mark its birthday, its producer says.

Nicola Sturgeon will say support for independence is now the "majority view" as she opens the SNP's conference.

Aberdeen is not a Covid-19 hotspot but pressure on intensive care unit staff is starting to show.

With no commute or office working, many people have focused on home life, says the Principality.

Several of Saturday's papers report that Sir Philip Green's retail empire could enter administration.

Public health leaders question whether it is possible to expand mass testing schemes in England.

It marks the end of more than 35 years of service, clocking up 300 million miles in the north of England.

The American bulldog was found tied to gates outside an RSPCA centre in West Yorkshire.

People can only drink when eating, under new restrictions, the prime minister's spokesman confirms.

England is moving out of national restrictions into a tougher tier system than before. But why?

Paul Farrell, 55, of Camden, London, admits 58 sex offences against children.

People living and working in the lower Cynon valley will be eligible for a test.

Emily Jones, seven, had her throat cut by a stranger as she played in Queen's Park, Bolton.

Scientists spell out measures to minimise coronavirus infection risk when rules are relaxed at Christmas.

Christopher Wilson asked if she wanted to "get with a man in uniform" as she was reporting a crime.

Businesses and families are coming to terms with England's new tier system, in place from 2 December.

More than 1,300 people were incorrectly told they had coronavirus by NHS Test and Trace.

His wife and another man are found guilty of killing her husband in "brutal eruption of violence".

Maria Mester was paid to spend the week in the city as part of her work as an escort, a court hears.

Bowling alleys and indoor entertainment venues will also have to close under new restrictions.